Mitchell Paul Burk passed away at his home here in Kingman on February 10, 2019 from complications of COPD. He was born on August 27, 1049 in Springerville, AZ to Dahl and LaVonna Burk.
Mitchell grew up all over the state of Arizona. His father was in road construction. Mitchell graduated from M.C.U.H.S here in Kingman in 1967. He then went on serve two years in the United States Army stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. Upon returning to Kingman he went to work surveying. Then on to Duval Mine until it shut down in 1982. Mitchell worked at the power plant in Laughlin until its closure. After that he went to Mohave County Road Department where he retired after 16 years.
He loved hunting and fishing. He also had a love for golfing!! Our dad had a great sense of humor too.
Mitchell is preceded in death by his parents, Dahl and LaVonna Burk. He is survived by his wife of 45 years Dixie (Hrober), his sisters Linda Seapy and Cherry Burk, both of Kingman. His son Justin Finley Burk(Peter) of Palm Springs, CA. Daughter Corie Queen of Kingman. Four grandchildren, Dustee Lowe(Jason), Tyler Van Nurden, Declan and Zachary Finley-Burk; and last but not least his beloved Sammie girl.
Mitchell requested no services, but if you would like to donate to the AZ Western Humane Society or Luv of Paws, that would be greatly appreciated.
Our Father will be laid to rest at the Williams Cemetery in Williams Arizona.
He would have chosen this picture as one last toast to family and friends.
Forever in our hearts, Big Guy Ralphie and Poie Forever
Arrangements were placed under the care of Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home and Crematory.
Mitchell grew up all over the state of Arizona. His father was in road construction. Mitchell graduated from M.C.U.H.S here in Kingman in 1967. He then went on serve two years in the United States Army stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. Upon returning to Kingman he went to work surveying. Then on to Duval Mine until it shut down in 1982. Mitchell worked at the power plant in Laughlin until its closure. After that he went to Mohave County Road Department where he retired after 16 years.
He loved hunting and fishing. He also had a love for golfing!! Our dad had a great sense of humor too.
Mitchell is preceded in death by his parents, Dahl and LaVonna Burk. He is survived by his wife of 45 years Dixie (Hrober), his sisters Linda Seapy and Cherry Burk, both of Kingman. His son Justin Finley Burk(Peter) of Palm Springs, CA. Daughter Corie Queen of Kingman. Four grandchildren, Dustee Lowe(Jason), Tyler Van Nurden, Declan and Zachary Finley-Burk; and last but not least his beloved Sammie girl.
Mitchell requested no services, but if you would like to donate to the AZ Western Humane Society or Luv of Paws, that would be greatly appreciated.
Our Father will be laid to rest at the Williams Cemetery in Williams Arizona.
He would have chosen this picture as one last toast to family and friends.
Forever in our hearts, Big Guy Ralphie and Poie Forever
Arrangements were placed under the care of Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home and Crematory.
Mitchell Paul Burk passed away at his home here in Kingman on February 10, 2019 from complications of COPD. He was born on August 27, 1049 in Springerville, AZ to Dahl and LaVonna Burk.
Mitchell grew up all over the state of Arizona. His father was in road construction. Mitchell graduated from M.C.U.H.S here in Kingman in 1967. He then went on serve two years in the United States Army stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. Upon returning to Kingman he went to work surveying. Then on to Duval Mine until it shut down in 1982. Mitchell worked at the power plant in Laughlin until its closure. After that he went to Mohave County Road Department where he retired after 16 years.
He loved hunting and fishing. He also had a love for golfing!! Our dad had a great sense of humor too.
Mitchell is preceded in death by his parents, Dahl and LaVonna Burk. He is survived by his wife of 45 years Dixie (Hrober), his sisters Linda Seapy and Cherry Burk, both of Kingman. His son Justin Finley Burk(Peter) of Palm Springs, CA. Daughter Corie Queen of Kingman. Four grandchildren, Dustee Lowe(Jason), Tyler Van Nurden, Declan and Zachary Finley-Burk; and last but not least his beloved Sammie girl.
Mitchell requested no services, but if you would like to donate to the AZ Western Humane Society or Luv of Paws, that would be greatly appreciated.
Our Father will be laid to rest at the Williams Cemetery in Williams Arizona.
He would have chosen this picture as one last toast to family and friends.
Forever in our hearts, Big Guy Ralphie and Poie Forever
Arrangements were placed under the care of Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home and Crematory.
Mitchell grew up all over the state of Arizona. His father was in road construction. Mitchell graduated from M.C.U.H.S here in Kingman in 1967. He then went on serve two years in the United States Army stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. Upon returning to Kingman he went to work surveying. Then on to Duval Mine until it shut down in 1982. Mitchell worked at the power plant in Laughlin until its closure. After that he went to Mohave County Road Department where he retired after 16 years.
He loved hunting and fishing. He also had a love for golfing!! Our dad had a great sense of humor too.
Mitchell is preceded in death by his parents, Dahl and LaVonna Burk. He is survived by his wife of 45 years Dixie (Hrober), his sisters Linda Seapy and Cherry Burk, both of Kingman. His son Justin Finley Burk(Peter) of Palm Springs, CA. Daughter Corie Queen of Kingman. Four grandchildren, Dustee Lowe(Jason), Tyler Van Nurden, Declan and Zachary Finley-Burk; and last but not least his beloved Sammie girl.
Mitchell requested no services, but if you would like to donate to the AZ Western Humane Society or Luv of Paws, that would be greatly appreciated.
Our Father will be laid to rest at the Williams Cemetery in Williams Arizona.
He would have chosen this picture as one last toast to family and friends.
Forever in our hearts, Big Guy Ralphie and Poie Forever
Arrangements were placed under the care of Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home and Crematory.
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